Blacksmiths and enemy aircraft pictures found in the archives
A German Heinkel III which was the first enemy aircraft to be shot down over England, near Whitby, in 1940 and blacksmiths at Thornton-le-Clay, near York, in 1965 are among the pictures from this week's look into The Yorkshire Post picture archives.
Other photographs include Harold Wilson speaking in February 1974, a 100-year-old steam fire engine at Shibden Hall Museum, Halifax, in 1966 and Knottingley’s new £48,000 fire station in Hazel Road in 1969.